Greywolf wrote:
> 
> I don't see, incidentally, that sshd is a tool involved in building
> userland unless you're cross-compiling, and even then...
> 
Because the fine folks at the University of Michigan Center for 
Information Technology Integration are allowing me space for a machine, 
indirectly attached to Internet2, to do the work.  It's about 20 minutes 
away driving, or an hour or so walking, or 8 hops tracerouting.

Thus, sshd provides the connection, from which the commands to build 
are issued, and the results are displayed.

In this case, after mv'ing the new kernel and rebooting, ssh worked for 
a short while, the build.sh started, and then disappeared (or at least 
ssh connection attempts fail).  Ping still works, so the machine is up.

I'm on my way there this morning for the Weds donuts and security talk, 
so I'll probably just mv back to an older kernel and reboot....
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